This catalogue lists 11 entries for 9-1-1: Lone Star, season 2, episode 9. Details are included where available.
9-1-1: Lone Star S02E09 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 11 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- Real Wild ChildJoan Jett & The Blackhearts
(Flashback) Judd and Cal Kittner street race during a night out joyriding when they get into a car accident.
- On the Road to Find OutCat Stevens
(Flashback) Montage as Judd repeatedly calls the prayer hotline to talk with Grace while fixing up Leigh-Ann Kittners house to help her out.
- Cotton CandySonny Ellis
(Flashback) At a bar, Judd makes a quick call to the hotline to speak with Grace only to be informed that she no longer works there; Judd hears the familiar voice of Grace in the distance.
- Sweet JaneCowboy Junkies
(Flashback) Tommy introduces Judd to Grace which shocks the both of them meeting in person; Tommy suggest they dance.
- Leavin' On Your MindPatsy Cline
(Flashback) Judd tells Grace about Leigh-Ann forgiving him then Grace tells him she's moving away for school which he refuses to expect when she tells him they can't be.
- Brand New DayVan Morrison
(Flashback) Tommy and Charles tells Judd and Grace that Tommy's pregnant.
- Drinkin' ProblemMidland
(Flashback) Judd and Grace arrive at the bar.
- Always Something There To Remind MeNaked Eyes
(Flashback) Grace leaves Judd in the car to go off dancing alone; Judd gets his infamous tattoo Psalms 31; (present) Judd goes into the room of the man who hit him and Grace.
- There's Always Something There to Remind MeLou Johnson
(Flashback) 2013, Grace and Judd hold hands after reuniting.
- Real Wild ChildChristopher Otcasek
(Flashback) Judd and Cal joyride at night in Cal's dads car then decide to race another car then get into a car accident during the race.
- On The Road To Find OutYusuf / Cat Stevens
(Flashback) Montage of Judd repeatedly calling Prayer in Crisis to speak with Grace for help until it evolves into a friendship-flirtation of sorts over weeks while also spending time fixing up the house of Leigh-Ann Kittner, the mother of his deceased childhood best-friend, Cal.